Sentence for cold | Use cold in a sentence

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• You are not cold? (22)
• Of cold and hunger. (8)
• No cold prudence for me. (4)
• She is too cold for that. (10)
• He was cold and speculative. (10)
• Did Emilia leave you so cold? (10)
• He was cold and careless now. (13)
• The word struck cold upon her. (9)
• It makes me feel hot and cold. (12)
• She stood very cold and still. (12)
• Cold water would be death to him. (10)
• With a cold handshake he was gone. (8)
• But be cold, for sweet You must be. (10)
• When he kissed her, her skin was cold. (10)
• Everybody was as warm as the day was cold. (14)
• It was cold and damp, and I walked quickly. (8)
• Her look was a cold sky above a hungering man. (10)
• A cold horror had struck her, and she had gone. (12)
• Her behaviour to Mr. Rushworth was careless and cold. (4)
• She is utterly cold, and has not an affection on earth. (10)
• He got up and heroically dashed his head into cold water. (10)
• He did nothing but sigh for the cold weather, and hunting. (10)
• He hardly knew that face, like a flower closed against cold. (8)
• And yet the thought of that marriage made his blood run cold. (8)
• He could not wait for a dinner, so his eating was cold meat. (10)
• June watched her removing with cold water the traces of emotion. (8)
• The foolish youth asked her if she could be cold on such a night. (10)
• Annette grew cold and visibly distressed by her consciousness of it. (10)
• They will not contract or expand under the influence of heat or cold. (17)
• Say that her lips were rather cold: at any rate, they invigorated him. (10)
• This sudden sluicing of cold water on his heat of passion petrified him. (22)
• There was a fire too in his dressing-room, but her room was dark and cold. (8)
• Despairing of the goose, we resolved to finish the cold repast awaiting us. (10)
• It lent the charm of stormy cold without to the brightness and warmth within. (9)
• A cold was speedily followed by pneumonia, from which he died on July 31, 1886. (3)
• He cast a cold look on his uncle talking with Cecilia: granite, as he thought. (10)
• The trees all stood white to the north; the ground glittered; the cold was keen. (10)
• From writing a short cold letter, Aminta wrote a short warm one, or very friendly. (10)
• When I got his note yesterday morning, I positively burst forth into a cold sweat. (14)
• Instantly the lamp was extinguished, the window stood cold against the hues of dawn. (10)
• She found Robert with his arm doubled over a basin, and Susan sponging cold water on it. (22)
• Albeit there was a long period of suffering and privation, of cold and hunger and hardship. (19)
• As youth and glamour die in a face before the cold rains of life, so glory died on the moor. (8)
• From being burning hot he had become deadly cold, glad to cover himself with the bedclothes. (8)
• Sir Walter made no objection, and Elizabeth did nothing worse than look cold and unconcerned. (4)
• She gave a start, as though something were snapping within her, and turned cold eyes upon him. (12)
• As the West grew, new newspapers sprang up and were kept in the cold by their established rivals. (16)
• His hand, thrust deep into the pocket of his fur coat, came in contact suddenly with something cold. (8)
• Reason and cold together overcame his illogical scruples to lie down on that bed soliciting the sleep desired. (10)
• Dahlia replied with letter upon letter; blindly impassioned, and again singularly cold; but with no reproaches. (10)
• Then he told her what he had done, and why, and Mary pulled off his shoes and put a hot-water bottle to his cold feet. (9)
• The cause of this condensation is the same as that which forms sweat on the exterior surface of a glass of cold water. (17)
• His tongue was swollen with thirst; he relieved its fever by thrusting it forward from between his teeth into the cold air. (1)
• Neither hot nor cold, the whole aspect of the dinner-table resisted and repelled the gaze, and made no pretensions to allure it. (22)
• And for him did the hundreds toil Despised; in the cold and heat, This image ridiculous bore On their shoulders for morsels of meat! (10)
• He was cold, hungry, dispirited, and astoundingly stricken with an incapacity to separate any of his thoughts from old Andrew Hedger. (10)
• At first, as her letter to her mother described them, they were like a pair of pieces of costly China, with the settled smile, and cold. (10)
• Many a brake of brushwood covert, Where cold darkness slumbers mute, Slips a shrub to thwart her passage, Slides a hand to clutch her foot. (10)
• She paused at the entrance, and he could see her trembling, seeming to wax taller, till she was like a fountain glittering in the cold light. (10)
• Grace made no direct response, and he grew visibly uncomfortable under the cold abstraction of the gaze with which she seemed to look through him. (9)
• She remained for half an hour, forced herself to a natural cheerfulness, chatted pleasantly as she made tea and laid the cloth for a cold supper. (12)
• Owing to a slight miscalculation, his face and raised arms are plainly visible through the window, as he fortifies himself from his battle against the cold. (8)
• The awful impersonality of those great rock-creatures, the terrible impartiality of that cold, clinging wind which swept by, never an inch lifted above ground! (8)
• Mr. Pericles was either hopeless of protecting himself from such shrewd assailants, or indifferent to their attacks, for all his defensive measures were against the cold. (10)

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